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This is the roleThe EHS Content Developer will assist the ERM Libryo Content Team for further USA content development playing a key management and oversight role in the finding, analysing and processing regulations primarily in the areas of environmental and health and safety.
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Minimum Qualification-Education/Experience EXPERIENCE AND TRAININGThree (3) years of experience in a position with responsibility for creating, editing, and maintaining content on a website, such as a Web Content Developer, Webmaster, or Web Specialist.
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Partner with the Communications, Brand, and Content teams to ensure Customer Marketing materials meet Zendesk editorial standards and consistencyWork with customer marketing team to produce our content—compose briefs, review work from partners, and publish assets on the website and internal systems, supporting their work with your own high-impact copywriting.
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Minimum 10 years overall exp with minimum 7 yrs experience on aws cloud.
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Portfolio or writing samples demonstrating experience crafting brand stories for an organization, a solid grasp of story structure, executive speech writing with an adept ability to adapt the writing to the speaker’s voice, copyediting content, academic articles, press releases, video and media scripts, etc.
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Three (3) years of experience in a position with responsibility for creating, editing, and maintaining content on a website, such as a Web Content Developer, Webmaster, or Web Specialist.
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